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My first elective for second slot was confirmed just today. I am glad to be working in haematology oncology for 4 weeks with the best doctor in the town. Dr. Vaziri is one of the elite. Soon after my elective he will be moving on to MD Anderson as the director of bone marrow transplant unit there. Hope to make an impression and as a consequence get a recommendation from him. Haemoncology is one of my shortlisted fields of interest. I think it is one of those branches where doctors come in much closer contact with their patients and act at a much wider perspective than merely treating a physical ailment. Connecting to your patient is the essence of being a good doctor.
   Dr. Vaziri no doubt is a dedicated soul. As much as I have come to hear about him from my colleagues he has inspired me for most part of it. He works most part of the day and his patients are the center of his world. He is the one who started the tradition of early morning rounds in this institution. As a matter of fact he is the first one on the morning round_earlier than most of the residents. But for the most part of it he is not happy with the people working with him or around him. The reason being that no one can keep up with his level of dedicated work ethic. Most of the residents hate him for a mere reason that he wants honesty out of them (you dont want to know what these people do to their patients at the premiere institute of the city). But I think most of it doesn't matter when one is as dedicated as him.
   Summing it all up I am looking forward to doing my electives with him. InshaAllah.

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